Welcome to Clinical Problem Solving, offered by the University of California, San Francisco, on Coursera. This course will examine the ways physicians think about clinical problem solving and will help participants develop competence in the building blocks of clinical problem solving. The professor will use cases to illustrate different reasoning strategies and will discuss how both correct and incorrect diagnoses result from these strategies. Participants will use sample clinical cases to practice what they have learned through the lectures.

The neuroscience of drugs for therapy, for prevention, and for recreation. Drug addiction and drug abuse. You learn the prospects for new generations of medications in neurology, psychiatry, aging, and treatment of substance abuse.

Dr Najeeb - Clinical Cardiology (2016)

Dr. Najeeb Lectures are the World’s Most Popular Lectures on Basic Medical Sciences. Our videos are being watched by millions of Medical, Dentistry, Nursing and Pharmacy students in over 100 countries.

In every era, the unfolding of history has been intimately tied to the need for food, the production of food, and the culture of food. In all major religions, food choice has been an integral part of religious identity. The quest for spices and exotic foodstuffs led to the European discovery of the New World, as well as to the connecting of the entire globe through trade. In 1840s Ireland a single food—the potato—changed the course of history. Modern warfare, from Napoleon's conquests to World War II, was made possible by advances in food technology.

Learn the methods and tricks extraordinary language learners use

I've spent 5 years studying people who taught themselves over 10 languages and this is the conclusion I arrived at:

"You can learn a language on your own and in your home country."

In this course I'm going to share with you the method, practical tips and hacks typically used by those super language learners. I have applied them myself and I successfully learned to speak a few languages rapidly. And then I wanted to help others learn languages and I turned my research and experience into an intensive course.